Sentence examples for too sleek for from inspiring English sources

"The Yaris is too expensive, way too sleek for its target market.

He is the only person who tells me Glass is a little too sleek for his tastes.

For a while he lived in San Francisco and found that city "too sleek, too leisurely".

His physique looks sharp, too, sleek and toned.

They are too sleek, too well made, too much yearning to evoke and to laud an artificial paradise.

At the moment, our backwoods Americana is getting a little too sleek – Fleet Foxes seem more baroque and less Basement Tapes – so we need to root out the ugly music for these ugly times.

Some working-class and poor residents in the area took a dimmer view: the building seemed too expensive, too sleek — yet another Trojan horse smuggling gentrification into Harlem.

"I like the idea of minimalism, but mixed with something that is not too sleek.

It's best not to brush your hair for the day until you spike your hair because then it gets too sleek and it won't work.

Brush back the top front sections of your hair, making sure it is not too sleek.

Max appears somewhat costlier too, sleeker, as does 99 (leggy, pretty, harmless Anne Hathaway).